Introducing the secret seekers and their eight-year quest
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DaM wrote:Nice one DaM. What kind of business did you set up?]
It is hard though, trying to predict what a business is going to make.
/polishes own business in profit after a month
souljah wrote:Something Ribbony I'm guessing.DaM wrote:Nice one DaM. What kind of business did you set up?]
It is hard though, trying to predict what a business is going to make.
/polishes own business in profit after a month
Edited by souljah at 10:39:02 15-09-2006
souljah wrote:Prostitution ?DaM wrote:Nice one DaM. What kind of business did you set up?]
It is hard though, trying to predict what a business is going to make.
/polishes own business in profit after a month
Edited by souljah at 10:39:02 15-09-2006
Errol wrote:Feline nipple piercing?souljah wrote:Prostitution ?DaM wrote:Nice one DaM. What kind of business did you set up?]
It is hard though, trying to predict what a business is going to make.
/polishes own business in profit after a month
Edited by souljah at 10:39:02 15-09-2006
Fat Boy wrote:I always thought she looks like the blonde chick off Snoopy.
For a while I wondered if it was a cartoon dog, but I couldn't think of one that was quite right. Then the penny droppped!
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Merlinho wrote:The one he divorced last year? Not sure if she's got an opinion.
Yep, I thought he was going to just say he was married. I wonder what his wife thought!
Merlinho wrote:I liked the way he shut Peter Jones up during the Festival pitch.
I liked the new dragon, James Caan. Seemed to be more polite to the bidders than the others, added a nice touch to the programme. He also was pretty astute in analyzing the finances etc.
ToonMonkey wrote:Has Fluffy got a guitar, and is he singing a reggae song to promote his magic beans?
Well i can categorically say it's my favourite imaginary TV moment ever.
ToonMonkey wrote:They bartered up to 15% of the ownership of the company for infinity billion dollars. Then asked what the beans do.PES_Fanboy wrote:I'd imagine you imagined this approach to be succesful.ToonMonkey wrote:Has Fluffy got a guitar, and is he singing a reggae song to promote his magic beans?
Well i can categorically say it's my favourite imaginary TV moment ever.
He is in my 'mind' episode.
PES_Fanboy wrote:Apart from those "soap pod" things last night then? They were supposed to be eco friendly washing up things, but they laughed her out the place "have you got any scientific evidence", "no", "get out".
They're also guaranteed not to pour relevant scorn on anything that's 'eco friendly'.
FluffyTucker wrote:Are you on about the ones who'd set up a festival, or the pair who were selling food?
The pwning of those annoying students nad their festival crap was one of the best things on TV ever
Carbon_Altered wrote:That was their get-out clause. You see, none of the Dragons *really* give two fucks about global warming, otherwise they might not want their opening credits to show them turning up in a private plane / helicopter / six litre limo.PES_Fanboy wrote:Apart from those "soap pod" things last night then? They were supposed to be eco friendly washing up things, but they laughed her out the place "have you got any scientific evidence", "no", "get out".
They're also guaranteed not to pour relevant scorn on anything that's 'eco friendly'.
FluffyTucker wrote:It's still socially acceptable to make fun out of hippies' appearance, and I think they bore (deserved) brunt of all the frustrations of that whole day's worth of seeing the complete twats that they couldn't ridicule.
The festival ones, with the innocent look of naive...ness on their stupid student faces.
PES_Fanboy wrote:The guy looked like one of those gonk things. I couldn't believe how little they had made doing, over the past 2 years they would have made more money on the dole. A lot of the companies that have been running for a while seem to be like that, practically zero profit.FluffyTucker wrote:It's still socially acceptable to make fun out of hippies' appearance, and I think they bore (deserved) brunt of all the frustrations of that whole day's worth of seeing the complete twats that they couldn't ridicule.
The festival ones, with the innocent look of naive...ness on their stupid student faces.
I do wonder about some people though. "Right, I'm going on Dragon's Den, I've dyed my mohawk pink, but what should I wear? The poncho with a picture of Jesus smoking a spliff or the shorts with the rips in?"
Skeptopotamus wrote:That's what I'm confused about. The ones wanting to do a festival had 4 Dragon's in a bidding war and were very slick, well presented and knew there stuff.
Hold on, wasn't the festival thing the one where they all wanted to give them money? Or was that the guy with the Comic Relief hair? I was only half paying attention due to long distance phone call guff.
FluffyTucker wrote:Other people, like the average able bodied white music festival organisers who had most of the panel in a bidding war to invest in them?PES_Fanboy wrote:Yep, I had no idea what the black guy was actually offering at the end, or what the dragon was giving him 60,000 for. Maybe I should black up, go on the show and wave around some magic beans or something. It's insulting to the other people that pitched something tangible only to be denied because they were an average able bodied white person.
Has anyone else noticed, that if anyone from an ethnic minority comes on, even if they don't offer them the money and they're trying to sell dolphin water wings, they (Peter Jones in particular) fall over themselves to be nice to them
FluffyTucker wrote:Pwning? More like the Dragons were bidding amongst themselves to get a stake of that business, not seen that happen before.
The pwning of those annoying students nad their festival crap was one of the best things on TV ever
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